Kai H. Eldredge Email & Phone Number

Aspen, Colorado, United States

Denver, Colorado, United States

Assistant to Rachel Brown, Director of Professional Development: responsible to working with architecture firms to post jobs to the CU Denver job board.

Greater Denver Area

Research Assistant to Matt Shea to compile abstracts and papers for the 2019 NREIP conference held at CU Denver.

Greater Denver Area

Assisted with scientific outreach, grant financials reporting and tracking, and departmental budget. Acted as liaison with other departments to communicate needs and importance of scientific research. Communicated with volunteers to ensure a mutually beneficial relationship for the volunteers and the department.

Mcmurdo Station, Antarctica

Assisted in daily operations of running Crary Laboratory at McMurdo Station, Antarctica: over 500 scientists used the lab during the 2014/2015 season. Point-of-contact for over 200 scientists and responsible for communicating unexpected requests to departments and facilitating solutions. Maintained lab safety by completing over 100 lab safety tours and.

The Lodge At Vail, Vail, CO

Responsible for checking people in and out of the hotel, ensuring guest satisfaction, and communicating with engineering and housekeeping departments to meet hotel standards.

Stennis, MS

Analyzed sonar data using MATLAB to see how and when objects are buried and/or moved on the seafloor using data from a field experiment completed in April.Mentor: Dr. Joe Calantoni

Chicago

Provided administrative support to the Alumni Association: managed event registrations, updated and corrected mistakes in alumni database, formulated streamlined way to monitor event registrations and inventory using Excel. Oversaw renaming project of computer files and created a "Naming Convention" to maintain organization.

Chicago, Illinois

One of 14 students to communicate directives from the Orientation Administrators and from the Deans of the College to Orientation Staff in order to have a successful Orientation Week for 1,500 incoming students; managed a successful team of five Orientation Leaders to execute events during Orientation

Boothbay Harbor, Maine

Designed, executed and presented independent research project, “Urea in central Maine coastal waters: Concentrations and interactions with Alexandrium fundyense in natural microbial populations.”Mentor: Dr. Cynthia Heil

Master Of Architecture - March

Activities and Societies: AIAS, Treasurer Academic Year 2019-2020; Faculty Search Committee Academic Years 2019-2020 and 2020-2021.

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), General Honors, Geophysical Sciences

Activities and Societies: ▪ Vienna Study Abroad (August - December 2011) ▪ UChicago Climate Action Network (2010 - 2013) ▪ Lead Power.